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Internet Safety with PhotoStory

Counseling with Digital PhotoStories

This rubric is designed to assess PhotoStory multimedia projects. Topic: Internet Safety

Rubric Code: F89A2X

By gebram

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Subject: Computers

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Elements
	Above and Beyond 4 pts	Acceptable 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts
Stucture	Above and Beyond The video has a beginning that grabs the viewer, a body that moves the story to a satisfying conclusion.	Acceptable Has a recognizable beginning, middle, and end	Fair Missing one or more of the following:<BR> beginning<BR> middle <BR> end	Unsatisfactory No structure exists
Quality of Information	Above and Beyond !00% of the rules/guidelines are accurate and varied. The video includes 10 or more rules/guidelines.	Acceptable 90% of the rules/guidelines are accurate and varied. The video includes 8-9 rules/guidelines	Fair Several of the guidelines are not accurate OR there is not sufficient variety to make the video interesting.	Unsatisfactory There is little substance to the rules and they do not cover a variety of topics.
Images	Above and Beyond 100% of the photos relate to the information and provide interest to the project.	Acceptable A minimum of 85% of the images used are pleasing to the viewer and add relevance to the rules/guidelines.	Fair Less than 85% of the images are pleasing to the viewer and/or necessary to tell the story or explain the topic.	Unsatisfactory Choice of images show no consideration for the viewer.
Flow of Photos/Transitions	Above and Beyond 100% of the photos flow smoothly from one to the next with transitions. The viewer has sufficient time to read/view each picture.	Acceptable 85% or more of the photos flow together in a way that is pleasing to the viewer. The viewer has suffiecient time to read/view most of the pictures.	Fair 84% or fewer photos flow too quickly, too slowly, begin or end in unimportant parts of the photo, etc.	Unsatisfactory Flow of photos is difficult for viewer to follow (too fast, too slow, choppy, etc.)
Narration	Above and Beyond 100% of the narration is understandable (clear voice and correct grammar and word choice is appropriate to the story line)	Acceptable 80% or more of the narration is understandable (clear voice and/or correct grammar and/or word choice is appropriate to the story line)	Fair 79% or less of the narration is understandable (clear voice and/or correct grammar and/or word choice is appropriate to the story line)	Unsatisfactory No narration or incoherent narration
Music	Above and Beyond The music choice and volume work together to enhance the viewing of the video.	Acceptable The music choice is appropriate to the story and the volume is low enough to hear but not distract from the narration.	Fair The viewer notices the music choice and/or the volume because one or the other distracts from the story.	Unsatisfactory Music choice, if it exists, causes the viewer to want to turn the video off (it's too loud, inappropriate to the mood, etc.)
Grammar/Spelling/Punctuation	Above and Beyond There are 2 or less grammatical, spelling, and/or punctuation errors.	Acceptable There are 3 grammatical, spelling, and/or punctuation errors.	Fair There are 4 grammatical, spelling, and/or punctuation errors.	Unsatisfactory There are more than 4 grammatical, spelling, and/or punctuation errors.
Effort/Participation	Above and Beyond Consistently and actively worked on the project without having to be reminded. Was careful to listen to others and consider other opinions. Was attentive and focused throughout the project.	Acceptable Willingly participated in the project. Listened to group members and rarely needed reminding to stay on task.	Fair Showed limited interest in the project and required reminders to participate.	Unsatisfactory Showed little interest in the project, allowing others to do most of the work.
Creativity/Interest Level	Above and Beyond Project shows a significant amount of originality and creativity. Used props and movement to add interest and excitement to presentation.	Acceptable Project shows originality and creativity.	Fair Project shows some attempts to be creative and original.	Unsatisfactory No attempt to put originality and creativity into the project.

Keywords:

storytelling, digital video story

Subjects:

Computers

Types:

Project

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